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What do you do when you find out that your child has special needs? Nothing prepares you for the shock of receiving a negative diagnosis for your child. The emotional rollercoaster that comes with it can leave you feeling lost and confused. You are suddenly thrown into a different world, grappling with trying to understand your child’s condition and how to care for them.

Running away from her past, Elisa finds herself homeless in Hawaii. The streets aren't what they seem, though—even in paradise—and cops make her stay in a "homeless park." She's only 17 and with a man she hardly knows, but they must learn to work together if they expect to survive as street musicians.

Sara Cutler loves her job as head librarian in the charming mountain town of Calendar, where life revolves around books and quirky patrons. But her peaceful world is shattered when she discovers a body in the rare books section, threatening not only her quiet life but the library’s very survival.

In this warm and delightful, Christmas tale, a 13th century lamb named Bart wants to know more about a mysterious man from the town of Assisi who talks to animals.

What do you do when you can’t fall asleep? Do you toss and turn for hours while your mind muddles through worries and to-do lists? If you have found that counting sheep simply doesn’t send you softly into a slumber, then the Just Relax, Recite, and Rest book can help provide the solution you need.

Bimpe, her mom, and puppy Myah's journey is an inspiring story of the power of the imagination. As the story unfolds, Bimpe discovers what makes her unique, beautiful, and complete, like the hummingbird!

Odd Moms Out shares the stories of five biblical mothers central to the genealogy of Christ. Discover how God's grace can redeem a life and point to Jesus and the Gospel.

Josie Bateil had one remaining option to escape the harassment and terror that's been thrust upon her. RUN! She uprooted her entire life. She left behind family, friends plus a career she loved. For two years, Josie kept running, constantly looking over her shoulder. When she would arrive in a new town, small and tucked out of the way, she’d begin the cycle again, dealing with her situation the only way she knew how. She’d never stay put for long—the risk was far too great. Then she finds Grapeland, her most recent homestead.

The entire biblical narrative declares the righteousness of God and the consecration of his people. In this book, Marny Köstenberger explores the topic of sanctification―being set apart by God for holiness. Surveying the Bible from beginning to end, Köstenberger shows that sanctification is grounded in the eternal holiness of God, who created humanity in his image. Now, in Christ, the Spirit sets believers apart and restores them to the original image. Sanctification often takes place in the midst of suffering and equips believers for their God-given mission.

Haleigh DeRocher delightfully unpacks the classic novel, The Age of Innocence, in this engaging and informative readers’ guide. Taking time to carefully note historical context, cultural significance, and societal norms, DeRocher sets up a well annotated journey through the romantic twists and turns of the novel—as well as the friendships, social status, and moral struggles of each major character.